Nolan

Of course its not fascism per se, but its pretty damn close.

So concentration camps, the creation of an army of secret police in peacetime, the forced deportations of entire groups of people based on suspected disloyalty, the recriminalization of homosexuality and abortion, the destruction of the workers soviets are NOT fascistic? Then what is?

Except now when he looks back on it, there was a fair bit of propaganda all over the place.

He seemed to like it for the most part. With the exception of when he was at fear of being blown up when he was in boarding school in Subotica during the war.

She was born in Uzhgorod in 1975 and lived there until '93 or '94 when she left for Hungary (it being just a few kilometres away). Then she met my dad (Who was born in 1974 in Skorenovac, SFR Yugoslavia, and lived there for most of his childhood) in Budapest. My mum's experience was that it was pretty shitty. According to her, alot of the school history textbooks were just filled with exploits of the revolution, Lenin, Stalin, etc.